A PRODUCE Los Angeles, California
A Produce, the moniker used by the late Barry Craig (1952 – 2011), who was a prolific artist operating on the fringe of the experimental and DIY music scene in Los Angeles from the 1980's up until his premature death in 2011.
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When this came out, I started the first track, heard the warm piano notes hug me, and I knew immediately that I would love this album. I was not wrong.
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Structures from Silence - 40th Anniversary Remaster
by Steve Roach
supported by 8 fans who also own “Meeting At Chiricahua”
Oh, beautiful! I love this album and have for many years. Thank you for offering it so I could easily afford it. This is such a Magikal album that takes me into the Inner Space of the Imaginal realm wherein the elemental spirits dwell!
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Offering to the Morning Fog
by Robert Rich
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Right from the first sound you hear, to the last note - this album will transport you to a natural place. I cannot put into words how this album has been such a huge help. It’s like a friend now - like someone who is always there. An amazing album that everyone should own. Thanks so much, Robert.
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Dream Interpretation
by Kazuya Nagaya
Spacey ambient that mirrors the messy, liminal world of sleep-consciousness.
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Minimalist compositions that take their time unfolding, bands of sound melting glacier-like from one end of the song to the other.
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Mountains are Mountains
by Berke Can Ozcan
Percussionist Berke Can Ozcan, from Istanbul, crafts soft, stirring songs with rich textures and somber atmospheres.
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Travelers' Cloth
by Robert Rich
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I am not all that familiar with ambient music, although I have followed Robert Rich for years. Feathers…is exceptionally beautiful and prayerful to me.
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